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SNOW ADVENTURE
How many ways can you play in the snow? Find out during
Snow Adventure Week!
This is four-day, three night outing for Families.
Campers can be unaccompanied young people ages
12-17 years old and/or young people 10 and older accompanied by
parent/guardian):
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Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing
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Introduction to Down Hill Skiing/Snowboarding
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Tubing
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Snowshoeing |
Looking for something to do over spring break? Here's
an opportunity to really go play in the snow. In four days, up to eight campers will
XC and downhill ski/snowboard, and snowshoe. They will be accompanied and
instructed by accomplished mountain guides who are truly at home in the snow.
We will stay in the awesome snowshoe-in
Barlow Trail
 cabin on Trillium Lake in the Mt. Hood area for three nights.
the cabin has electricity, beds with linens, and a sauna!
For the more adventurous, an optional one night tent camp
is available.
Schedule:
| Monday - Snowshoe 1 1/2 miles to cabin. XC ski
in the afternoon. |
| Tuesday - Downhill skiing/snowboarding and tubing |
| Wednesday - Snow adventure of your choice (or just
hang out) with moonlight snowshoe and optional snow camp |
| Thursday - Snowshoe out |
Price: $650 per Camper (Based on 4 + Campers). Includes Guide(s),
door-to-door transportation from the Portland area, all meals and lodging, all
equipment rentals and lift tickets, and group camping gear.
2008 Camp - On Request. Please contact us at 877
965-5100 or by
e-mail or use the secure form to sign-up.
Gear List
Clothing
| Warm snow boots (We will provide if you don't have) |
| Wool or polypropylene socks with liners (4 sets) |
| Polypropylene or equivalent thermal underwear tops and bottoms |
| Warm sweater, fleece jacket, or wool shirt |
| Warm pants (No Jeans!) |
| Gore-Tex (or other water-resistant material) Parka and Pants |
| Gloves/Mittens with windproof shells |
| Warm hat |
| Gaiters to keep snow out of your boots |
In Your Day Pack
| Ten Essentials
 | Whistle |
| Map of area |
| Compass |
| Headlamp/Flashlight (with extra batteries and bulb
or another flashlight) |
| Extra food and Clothing (wool socks,
dry gloves, more warm
things) |
| Sunscreen and lip protection |
| Pocket knife |
| Lighter or matches in waterproof container |
| Firestarter |
| First aid kit (Absolutely no drugs or medicines
that will make you drowsy or dizzy.) |
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| Two and 1/2 Quarts of Fluids |
| Toilet Paper |
| Small insulation pad for sitting on |
| Handkerchief |
| Dark Sunglasses with side shields or Ski Goggles |
| Camera and film |
FOR SNOW CAMPING:
| Two full-length sleeping pads (One ensolite and one Thermarest) |
| Warm Sleeping bag rated for 0º (The smaller you are, the warmer bag you
will need) |
| Warm Sleeping Hat |
| Tent Booties |
| Toothbrush/paste plus required toiletries |
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